#kanani custom

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Fixing And Customizing A Kanani Doll: Part 2

Okay, part 2 is here!

So, after I cleaned up the skin, etc, in part 1, I moved on to rewigging her! I had to wait a day for the wig to arrive though.

I started from the base of the head because I figured it’d be the least noticeable spot to accidentally scratch, which I think I managed to avoid anyway! On that note, I only really used the spoon to get started and help some; most of it I just tore off with my hands. Definitely made the process go faster, but it irritated my fingered a bunch lol.

Unfortunately, I didn’t take a ton of pictures of the gluing of the wig, but here are some pics from just after. I think she looks pretty nice!! After this, I left her to dry for awhile before taking some pics outside!

Bonus shot from a few days later:

And that’s all!

Thanks for reading!!

[thriftdoll]

Fixing And Customizing A Kanani Doll: Part 1

So as part of my renewed AG obsession, I found this pretty cheap Kanani doll off of ebay! Her hair was pretty messed up but she was mostly in good condition. The first thing I decided to do clean up the hair, though I already knew I was going to rewig her to customize her.

It started out pretty bad, but with some water and a brush, it slowly became more manageable!

I brushed through the hair and then trimmed the ends while it was still wet, just to even them out. After that, I curled it with some bobby pins and then removed her head entirely before moving on to the limbs for now.

Her limbs had some marks on them, but nothing too bad. The real horror was how loose her arms and legs were! For the record, I am barely pulling in these next pics.

All was well, though, after I tightened them up with some hair ties and gave them a good once-over with a magic eraser!

Alas, it appears that I have reached the 10 pic limit, so this will continue in part 2!